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The Taylor Swift Effect: More Lessons for Entrepreneurs
It more than a pop phenomenon. It business genius.
Jake Aguas, John Tuttle — September 11, 2024
Jake Aguas explains how understanding generational differences helped Taylor Swift cross generational borders and become an entrepreneur extraordinaire.
Business. Ministry. Life.
The Taylor Swift Effect: Lessons for Entrepreneurs
It more than a pop phenomenon. It business genius.
Jake Aguas, John Tuttle — August 28, 2024
Jake Aguas explains how understanding generational differences helped Taylor Swift become a billionaire.
Business. Ministry. Life.
Remembering That Jesus is Your Real CEO
Five minutes with Jake Aguas, Associate Professor of Management
Jake Aguas, John Tuttle — December 08, 2020
"The workplace often places profit over purpose and people, so my students need tools and knowledge that will keep them God-centered."
Business. Ministry. Life.
The State of Women in the Workplace Due to COVID-19
Jake Aguas, Laureen Mgrdichian — November 10, 2020
The pandemic has presented many challenging situations for women across numerous demographics
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The Compartmentalization Conundrum
Jake Aguas — December 09, 2019
Having worked in the corporate marketplace for nearly three decades now, I have had the opportunity to work side by side with many brothers and...
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The Compartmentalization Conundrum
Jake Aguas — April 22, 2019
During the week, Christians may find themselves compromising their moral compass through the decisions they make
Business. Ministry. Life.
The Mega-Trends Impacting the United States
Mega-trends that represent the socio-economic, demographic, environmental, and technological forces
Jake Aguas — September 24, 2018
Over the last century, the economic, social, technical, and political climates have had no choice but to react
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Emotional Intelligence in a Knowledge Economy
Jake Aguas — December 01, 2017
“People don’t care how much you know until they know how much you care” – Theodore Roosevelt